Can I sue for stealing an Avatar?

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The discussion centers around a user claiming that Ivan has stolen their avatar, raising questions about copyright infringement. Participants humorously engage with the topic, suggesting that Ivan may have simply used an image found online rather than copying a personal avatar. The conversation shifts to light-hearted banter about avatars and personal identities, with references to a "Hottub Club" and playful interactions among users. Some express feelings of violation over avatar similarities, while others make jokes about the nature of their avatars and the identities they represent. Overall, the thread combines elements of humor, camaraderie, and a light-hearted take on copyright issues related to online avatars.
  • #31
nismaratwork said:
It took until a second page to establish that Ivan snagged it off the web, but yours is actually you... and they just LOOK like fraternal twins?

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:smile:

Oh my ribs hurt...


:smile: :smile:

OK, now we have to figure out what search terms bring it up :eek:.
 
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  • #32
lisab said:
OK, now we have to figure out what search terms bring it up :eek:.

evil eye?
 
  • #33
Well as I pointed out, both Dr. Dave and Seeking really are sinister in their avatars.
 
  • #34
nismaratwork said:
It took until a second page to establish that Ivan snagged it off the web, but yours is actually you... and they just LOOK like fraternal twins?

Heh, no, I thought he was saying that he used this avatar before. I knew it wasn't Dave. :biggrin:
 
  • #35
Berkeman thought it might be James Randi.

As if I would do that to myself!
 
  • #36
A video of mad scientist Dr. Phil Plait recruiting a sexy potential minion in a public hot tub:

 
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  • #37
I think I should throw my hat into this Geezer avatar competition:

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And, yeah, it's a genuine photograph.
 
  • #38
Bararontok said:
A video of mad scientist Dr. Phil Plait recruiting a sexy potential minion in a public hot tub:



And ... this has to do with Avatar theft?
 
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  • #39
DaveC426913 said:
And ... this has to do with Avatar theft?

*thinks of abstract connection* Ivan Seeking stole Phil Plait's avatar too?
 
  • #40
DaveC426913 said:
And ... this has to do with Avatar theft?

This previous post:

DaveC426913 said:
You know what? Scr*w the avatar nonsense.

I've got my own little club of girls here. (I won't call them sisters in this context).

The rest of you can just stay away (unless you're a girl).


I'm changin' the title of this thread to 'The Hottub Club'.

is the reason why this post:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=3034962&postcount=25

and this post:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=3373350&postcount=36

about scientists having sexy female assistants were made.
 
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  • #41
Ah yes...I remember that now lol
 
  • #42
Of course. What sinister mad scientist genius would not want to be surrounded by a cadre of sexy lab assistants, robotic sexetaries, and sexy female agents, scouts and assassins who also provide physical companionship and personality cult worship as part of their devoted servitude?
 
  • #43
Bararontok said:
Of course. What sinister mad scientist genius would not want to be surrounded by a cadre of sexy lab assistants, robotic sexetaries, and sexy female agents, scouts and assassins who also provide physical companionship and personality cult worship as part of their devoted servitude?

twisted lol
 
  • #44
Twisted, but sexy nonetheless.
 

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